I thought of that, however, the node wasn't logged in to anything, in fact, it didnt even know about the target / disk. I dont think it got that far. Then I checked the engine host too, but nothing there either.

I wont be doing much more testing today / this week, but really hope someone can shed some light here as will have to pick this up again beginning of next week.

It's fair enough and not a biggie if it's simply a bug, but there simply must be some record of where these things are being written to ?

Alex

On 20 February 2013 14:01, Jonathan Horne <jhorne@skopos.us> wrote:

I have seem the same thing in the past, you might try to get on the node itself and issue a logout command : iscsiadm -m node --logout

Then retry the discovery.

From: users-bounces@ovirt.org [mailto:users-bounces@ovirt.org] On Behalf Of Alex Leonhardt
Sent: Wednesday, February 20, 2013 4:13 AM
To: oVirt Mailing List
Subject: [Users] iscsi discovery issue

Hi All,

I've successfully discovered a ISCSI target, however, when I tried to add it as storage to the engine, it complained of being too small, so I resized the file and restarted tgtd on the server.

The problem is that the engine doesnt seem to bother re-discoverying the target ? How can I remove its cache / current entries ? It never added it as a storage domain, so it is safe to remove that entry I suppose ?

Why would the engine not try to re-read the device stats when "adding a storage domain" ?

Thanks

Alex

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